Not only does Georgia law prohibit the possession of controlled substances, it also makes it unlawful to possess the tools or equipment used in the drug trade or use of drugs. These tools are commonly referred to as paraphernalia. Items such as pipes, needles, grinders, or bongs often come to mind. In and of themselves, […]
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What is Sexsomnia? Sexsomnia, also referred to as “sleep sex,” is a particular form of parasomnia. Parasomnias are various categories of sleep disorders that involve abnormal behaviors, emotions, body movements, and dreams that occur while falling asleep, during sleep, between sleep phases, or during arousal from sleep. Sexsomnia involves a person engaging in sexual […]
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In Georgia, identity fraud is one of the most common white collar crimes committed. In general, it is a crime where one person uses another person’s personal data, without his/her authorization, with the intent to defraud that person. Such examples include, but are not limited to: Opening a credit card using someone else’s social security […]
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In Georgia, the offense of forgery is broken down into four different degrees, depending on the type of document forged and whether that document was delivered, presented, or used. Third and fourth degree forgery deal solely with checks, while first and second degree forgery are associated with all other documents. According to O.C.G.A. § 16-9-1, […]
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What does it mean when the Fulton County magistrate judge gives you a bond but requires you to report under “ISP” or Intensive Supervision Program in Fulton County? Intensive Supervision provides a more rigorous form of pretrial release. Defendants released to the ISP program are required to meet with case managers a minimum of (3) […]
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Georgia Criminal Law – Drug Paraphernalia and Drug Related Objects
/in Blog, Drug Law, Georgia, Georgia Criminal Law /by lawyerNot only does Georgia law prohibit the possession of controlled substances, it also makes it unlawful to possess the tools or equipment used in the drug trade or use of drugs. These tools are commonly referred to as paraphernalia. Items such as pipes, needles, grinders, or bongs often come to mind. In and of themselves, […]
Sexsomnia – A Legal Defense to Sex Crimes?
/in Blog /by lawyerWhat is Sexsomnia? Sexsomnia, also referred to as “sleep sex,” is a particular form of parasomnia. Parasomnias are various categories of sleep disorders that involve abnormal behaviors, emotions, body movements, and dreams that occur while falling asleep, during sleep, between sleep phases, or during arousal from sleep. Sexsomnia involves a person engaging in sexual […]
Identity Fraud Arrests and Charges in Georgia
/in Blog /by lawyerIn Georgia, identity fraud is one of the most common white collar crimes committed. In general, it is a crime where one person uses another person’s personal data, without his/her authorization, with the intent to defraud that person. Such examples include, but are not limited to: Opening a credit card using someone else’s social security […]
Forgery Arrests and Charges in Georgia
/in Blog, Forgery /by lawyerIn Georgia, the offense of forgery is broken down into four different degrees, depending on the type of document forged and whether that document was delivered, presented, or used. Third and fourth degree forgery deal solely with checks, while first and second degree forgery are associated with all other documents. According to O.C.G.A. § 16-9-1, […]
Intensive Supervision Program after Arrest in Fulton County, Georgia
/in Blog /by lawyerWhat does it mean when the Fulton County magistrate judge gives you a bond but requires you to report under “ISP” or Intensive Supervision Program in Fulton County? Intensive Supervision provides a more rigorous form of pretrial release. Defendants released to the ISP program are required to meet with case managers a minimum of (3) […]